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Won der Ahe and the Athletics.

Philadelphia Special
President Won der Abe. of the St Louis
Browns, at the Continental Hotel this
morning ard asked about his attempt 10 pur-
chase the Athletic club, or some of it's players.
He said:
Eyes, intend &c purchase the Athletic club
if Simmons and Mason do not fly their kite too
high. They seem to want the earth. Sharsg
is anxious to have buy out Simmons and
Mason. l can have a third interest at once. but
shall take nothing less than the controlling in
terest / may secure that before leave Phia-
delphia. The Athletics are not making any
money now, and Simmons and Mason may as
well sell"
what will you do with the Athletic club7r
Strengthen it by adding some of the strong,
est players of the St. Louis Browns. If secure
the Athletic club shall take Latham. King and
Hudson from the Browns and add them to the
Athletics. I shall take in exchange Ward
and Lyons"
chow about the twelve-club leagues"
"There is a movement to form a twelveclub
league, out it is hardly likely to be ready for
next season. 1t will take some time for that,
TIE matter was first preached at Columbus be.
tween AL Spalding and myself. and no further
progress has been made since that time. There
is no likelihood of the Browns going into the
League next season. unless the League comes to
my terms"
Messrs. Simmons and Mason say they will not
sell at Won der Ahe's terms.
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sidered again by Aldermen PrItchard. Schmidt
and Wright. Monday afternoon, and that even
ing the amendments will be presented to the
board. IL the ordinance cannot be passed then,
the board will adi ourn until Tuesday evening.
and other evenings following if necessary so
that the amended ordinance can go back to the
Council a week from Monday night 1t is very
probable that the freesupply and tax sections
will be eliminated. and that the only change in
the prices submitted by the Standard Oil Com
pany will be small reductions in some cases and
about % per cent in others.
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Earned Runs-Detrot 12 Indianapolis 2
Two-base Hits-Brouthers (2). Dunlap. Shindle.
Rowe, Thompson Richardson and Denny
Three-base Hits-Brouthers and Richardson.
Stolen Decentralization, Rowe, Thompson, Dun
lap. Hanlon (2) McGeachy.
Double Plays-Shindle and Brouthers; Shndle Dun
lap and Brouthers (2); Rowe Dunlap and Brouthers.
First Base on Balls-Rowe AZ, shindle Hanon,
Dunlap. Glasscock ~. Shomberg ~ Seery
First Base on Errors-Detroit, /; indianapolis, 1.
Struck Out-By Weidman, 2.
Passed Balls-Hackett 2.
Wild Pitches-Heay, 4.
Time-2:12.
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GKTN Blemishes, Pimp1es. Blackheads and
DIAL Baby Hurnors, use Cuticura Soap
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CHICAGO. 10; PITTsBURG. 3.

CHICAGO, june 10-Chicaeo beat Pittsburc.
to-day, without an effort. From the start the
home players had things their own way, and
were never headed. In the first inning Ryan
and Sullivan made three baggers, and Anson's
single netted two runs, while in the fifth Daily
got base on Kuehnes error and got in on Bald
wins safe hit Then, in the sixth, Arson and
Pfeffer made singles and scored while Brown
was catching long flies: and in the seventh Sun
day went to base Smiths error, Ryan made
hit and Smith another error, which let Sunday
in and gave Arson base. Kuehne then muffed
a ball and let Pfeffer have life. while William
sons three Dagger cleared the ba and he scored
on Burns's single For Pittsburg, Brown got q
base play in the third inning and came home
on Anson's error In the Seventh, Whitney
made base hit and got around by virtue Of
two wild pitches and a sacrifice hit, and in the
eighth N1illers single followed by Colemans
double and an error, produced another run. OF
the eleven base hits of the visitors seven were
bases on balls Score
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FACE HUMORS.
Seven Years of Physical and Mental
Suffering Ended by Cuticura.

A BOUT seven years ago had a humor break out
~ upon my face. It started in a small blotch and
looked like the sting of bee then it spread and
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at went to of the best doctors in the city
and he could do good. No less than twelve
of the best doctors have had trial face and ali
of them failed. will not give you a list of their
names, but will say that they from Boston New
York and Maine; also from England France aud
Canada have been hotel cook and steward for
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good doctors. They could not my face, and
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At the lake met gentleman from England.
He told me 20 your Cuticura Remedies and they
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MOST WONDERFUL SKIN CURE.
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PITTSBURG,
CHICAGO.

Earned runs-Chicago. 4. Stolen bases-Miller,
Tnree-base hits-Sullivan, Ryan. Williamson. Double
play-Pfeffer and Williamson. First base on balls
Of Baldwin, z; off Calvin, L. Hit by pitched ball
Williamson. First base errors-Chcago, 4; Pitts
burg, 2. Struck out-By Baldwin. g. by Calvin. 2.
Pearce.
NEW YORK. 9; WASHINGTON, 2.
New YORK, June 10.-The New Works de-
feated the Washingtons with ease to-day, bat
ting Whitney's curves all over the field. Keefe
pitched in magnificent shape, and was finely
supported in the field The Now Workers. also
the bases admirably. They took the lead in
the opening inning and held it throughout
About two thousand spectators were present
Score:
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PHILADELPHIA.


Boston ----O o O 3 o OF
Philadelphia. ----1 o o o o IA
Earrad runs-Boston 2. Two-base hit-Farrar
Threebase hit--kelly. Stolen bases Johnston.
O'Rourke. Wheelock, Cunning %. Bufinton. Double
pays-Wheelock. Kelly and Morrill,; Farrar and
Mulvey. First base on bails-Johnston. Wheelock,
Farrar 2 Cunning Fogarty Mulvey and Irwin. Struck
out-Morrill Conway, Cunning. Passed balls-Gun-
Umpre-Holand
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Totals p % q % / Totals ~ II
Score by innings:
Detroit. 2 o 3 1-21
Indianapolis --....1 U o o O.
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SAVE the pieces! '1Oc Royal Clues EN-.
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Earned runs-Batimore, l; Cleveland, 1. Two
base hit-Reipschlager. Stolen bases-Greenwood
t2) Smith, knouff. Reccius. Three base hts-Burns
81, Errors-Baltimore, L; Cleveland, s: Double
plays-Daniels and Tucker; Greenwood, Tucker and
Burns. First base balls-Of knott 3; off
Crowell. g. Hit by pitched balls-Tucker. Mann.
First base errors-Baltimore, T. Cleveland, L.
Struck out-By Knouf, 6; by Crowell, 4. Passed
balls-Repschlager, 2. Wild ptches-Knouff 1;
Crowell l. Time-Two hours. Umpire-Fuirner
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NEW YORK. 9; WASHINGTON. 2.

Totals. o is p 10 q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14

this morning, in an quito f-the- way place,
ripped open, and contents stolen. The
thieves left bank check book, number
of paid checks. and some letters &C
dressed to II. G. Thornton, Ell Paso, Tex.
The same signature is to the checks.
Evidently the vallse belonged to some
one who handled good deal OF money.
It is the opinion of the officers that the
party Is whom the yalise belonged did
not miss the valise until he rssched FL
Psso.
There seems to be an epidemic in valise
stealing. A young man stopping at the
National Hotel had q vaiise stolen. The
vslise was traced TO q second hand store
and recovered, though much Of the con-
tents had been extracted. Mr.. Boyle OF
the Dallas News, had valise stolen from
the Union depot few nights since which
contained the clothing of his little daugh-
ter, who was departing for Sherman on q
visit. Mr.. Boyle had placed the vslise on
seat and stepped out Of the depot, and
after an absence of few minutes re-
turned and discovered his LOGS.
Mrs. Estes, wife Of one OF the men said
to have robbed Charles Z Crisis few
lights ago, came from Mckinney and
had an interview this morning with her
husband in iail. Both men have failed so
far to give bond.
The County Commissioners failed to
meet according to announcement. Some
say they got mud bound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14

A Box Car Robbed-Five Tramps Charged
with The Theft.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX Dec. 1S.-Lsst night
s box car wss broken into at the depot by
unknown parties and several boxes OF
candy and other things were broken into.
There is no clue to the thieves, but the
matter was reported to the railroad
agent and section boss of the section.
Az the accustomed time the section boss
and two or three darkies stsrted down
the track to work and had gone about
two miles when they csme upon five
tramps making their way towards
Marshall. 1t happened that one
or two of them were eat
ing candy, and the foreman came
to the conclusion immediately that they
were the thieves who had been into tie
car. He asked them to surrender and
they all jumped on the foreman and his
dsrkies, put with wonderful amount 81
courage Snd strength they finally arrested
the footpads and tied them all together,
and, stopping the first train that passed,
brought them TO Jefferson and turned
them over TO Sheriff beware.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
SUPREME COURT.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Dec. 15-The Supreme
court transacted the following business
this morning:
Afirmed-Henrys ct al. vs.. Edens, from
Navarro.
Reversed and rendered for appellant
Taylor county VS.. Craig, from Clay.
Reversed and Observation-Disclosures &
Son vs.. Edmondson, from HUT; Stephens
ct al. VS.. Matthews, from Van Zandt;
Archibald ct al. VS.. Jacobs ct al, from
Wichita.
The court also adopted findings OF the
Commission of Appeals in the following
cases:
Reversed and emanded-Grabam ct al,
VS.. McCarty & Brown, from Hood; Cole
vs.. Estelle, from McLennan; Taylor vs.
Cox, from McLennan; Stone vs.. Ellis ct
al, from McLennan.
Stricken from the docket: Crane vs..
Hogan, from Bosque.
Dismissed by agreement at cost OF ap-
pelle: Boyer ct al. VS.. Adee at al, from
McMillen.
Reversed and rendered: Mobiles vs..
the Magnolia Cattle and Land Company,
from Howard,
Affirmed: Fears ct al. vs.. Albea ct al,
from McLennan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
WACO.
Conrow jackson Guilty of Murder In tho |
First Degree and Will Hang.

Conrow jackson Guilty of Murder In tho
First Degree and Will Hang.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO. TEX, Dec. Is Both the United
States and state District courts adjourned
to-day, and judges McCormIc and Cook
leave for their respective homes tonight
The jury in the case OF .Conrow Jack
son for the murder of John Tolley, in
last July, brought in verdict Of murder
in the first degree and assessed his punish
ment at death.
This has been one of the most noted
terms of the District court ever held in
this county. Two men, James M. Drake
and Conrow Jackson, charged with muir
der, have been convicted OF the offense
and given the death penalty. Be-
sides these two noted cases,
convictions for less Offenses
have been unusually large. The
ways of the transgessors nave been hard.
This speaks well for the zeal and ability
of States Attorney Blair. Theft and
murder will be less frequent in this
county and city. There was needed here
Just such b term of court as we have had.
Elisha Berry pleaded guilty to two
charges for horse theft, and wss given
FIVE years in the penitentiary in each
case.
In the United States court the suit Of
the Novelty Iron Works vs.. Ripley &
Journey for $4,000, resulted in verdict
of $1,000 for plaintiffs. The $1,000 was
admitted by the defendants as just
claim, which they were willing to pay.
Four of the Baylor University boys
were arrested to-day for assault and
battery of fellow student.
Deputy United States Marshal
Bull left for Dallas to-day
with Jim Newsome, the lone highwayman
and two other prisoners. They will be
held in Dallas two days, and ali taken
from there to Albany, New York, except
Jim Newsome, provided he gets new
hearing on the writ Of error taken up in
his case, and to be heard in Dallas by
Judge Pardee omorrow.
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a Triuie Alliance.

Unhappily for the wretcned victim of theil
assaults, dyspepsia, constipation and bilious.
ness are faithful allies. When one of these
foes attack the system, the other two speedily
follow in its wake. and successfully make theii
onslaught, Successfully. but not succsasfully
If Hostetter's stomsehBitters be used to repel
the onset. The Bitte1 as easily extirpates
these monstels as St. George is depleted in the
act of doing to the dragon "a the steel vignette
upon the glass bottles wh fcht ontain the nedi-
cine. Their flight, like theft s4yance, is nsaEl
simultaneous. Their mrs6ality destroyed, they
precipitately retreat. AfVing haAith master of
the position and stya6gly entrenehad by. the
Bitters. This grand fNrtifer is also q reltable
bulwark against the iDsidious assaults OF Ma'
Iarial disease, and stops the approach of rhtR
matism. 1t, moreover, relieves nervous coMs
plants. and imparts yigor to the weak.
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ONLY Thirty-six Per Gent.

OF those who die from consumption in
herit the disease. In an other cases il
must either be contracted through care.
lessness; or, seseEaing to the new theory
OF tubsrculsr parasites, received directly
from others ss, an Infections disease.
But in ather cEse, DR.. PieEse's "GofdeI
Medicsf'D iscoyerS' is q. p4sitive 3Ekmedy
for tbs disegse inissssaHy Stages 1t is
delay that is dangerou& n you att
troubled with shortness Of breaSh, spit
ting of blood, nightswests or 6 Hin gerine
cough, do not hesitate to procure this
sovereign remedy at once.
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last stages of consumption. Mr.. Will
lisms was for number of years editor OF
the Mineola Monitor. Bad health forced
him to quit his profession, and he has
during the past year been travelling with
the hope Of regainipg his vigor. At 3
O'Clock this afternoon the Masons and
Knights of Pythias inferred his body in
the city cemetery. The ceremonies were
solemn and impressive. A large crowd
was present. Mr.. Williams leaves wife
and two children to mourn his death.
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The SheEtffs' Meeting.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 13.-The
State Association of sherlffs after being
in convention two days adjourned this
morning. All the old officers were re-
elected by reclamation. No business OF
Importance WAS transacted. The sheriffs
are being banqueted tonight by the citi-
zens at the Southern Hotel. The next
annual convention will be held at Fort
Worth on the second Monday in August
1893
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
Insurance Men Arrested

HARTFORD, CONN, Dec. 13.-Robert E..
Beecher, secretary Of the Continental
Life Insurance Company, and Isaac w.
Hecks, chief clerk OF the company, have
been arrested for mskisg false returns to
the insurance commissioner.
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Palestine.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex, Dec. ia. W.
Jarvis pleaded guilty to stealing horse
and got FIVE years in the penitentiary this
afternoon. Jarvis is white man, and is
already serving term for forgery.
George Hardin, colored, pleaded guilty
20 forging six orders for small amounts
of money and goods, and got twelve
years IN the penitentiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
A Killing Near DsKalb.

Special to the Gazette.
DKKALB, Tex, Dec. 13.-Dan Comp
ton, q negro, was shot and killed this
morning nine miles northeast Of DeKalb
by Tom Johnson, white man. The
cause of the killing was difficulty over
some hogs alleged TO nave been stolen BY
the deceased, in company with Warren
Brooks, smother negro, The killing is
said to have been justlfable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
Played q Bone fit at Temple

Special to the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Dec. 13.-The Katie
Putnam Company played Lena the Mad
cap to crowded house at the opera
house last night, the proceeds Of which
were given to the Temple fire department.
The department elected Miss Putnam as
an honorary member in recognition of her
generosity and presented her with gold
badge of the order.
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National Federation of Labor.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 19.-The second
annual convention of the National Fedora
ton of Labor met in this city to-day.
The delegates were received by Mayor
Latrobe. A committee on credentials
was appointed and the convention took a
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Attachrnsnt at Bryan.
Special to the Gazette.

SpsCiaI % me OaZette.
BRYAN, TEX, Dec. 12.-W. D. Cleve-
land of Houston, Tex, levied st attach
ment On the property OF Joseph Loche. q
grocer Of this town, but not until he had
sold his stock Of groceries to Mr.. Hooper
of Calvert, Tex. The attaching creditor
held claim OF $500. II is believed
that other claims are yet to come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
A Big Postu aice kopbsrY.

TORONTO, ONT, Dec. ia daring
burglary was committed at the postofice
in the village OF Norwood early Saturday
morning by which loss ct Sll 900 in
cash, $500 in stamps and over $40, 00o in
notes and securities was sustained.
Registered letters were also taken. The
burglars blew OF the door Of the post
Office sure to get their Plunder. 90.
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An Editor Dead,

Spe .isl 10 the Gazette. g.
MINKoLA, TEX, Dec. 12.-Mr. D CIVIL.
liams died last night about O'Clock. For
several weeks hehsd been lingering in the
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End OF Duck Greeks Troubles.

SpSC!aI % tHS 0aAtIOt.
Duck CREEK, TEX, Dec. Is An Off
cIel communication from the Postofiice
Department, received this afternoon,
briggs the Information that the post
Office has been ordered removed 10 eighty
rods east OF the depot, and the name
changed 10 Garland. This will no doubt
settle the existing trouble.
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ECZEMA
And Every species of Itching and
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ECZEMA.
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Powell Bros. yesterday got in . carload
of high grade Galloway calves. They
ship to-day ten head to TT. Holmsley,
Comanche.
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JEFFERSON.

Box Car Robbed-Five Trsmps Charged
with The Theft.